News 2 - 05 - 06

Senior League
The Senior team played Aughavas in our fourth league game of the year and a last minute goal proved our undoing as the visitors secured a one point victory.
The team on duty was: Feargal Mc Gill, Damian Mc Guinness, Morgan Shanley, Conor Mc Cauley, Shane Conroy, Jason Conroy, John Mc Guinness, Gary Mc Closkey, Michael Duignan, Niall Mc Gowan, Colm Farrell, Philip Howard, Trevor Howard, David O Connor, Seamus Mallon. Subs used: Mark Mc Closkey, Brian Conroy and Daniel Canning

Golf Classic
Don’t forget the Bornacoola GAA Golf Classic will take place on Saturday May 20th in Carrick-on-Shannon Golf Club. Further details available from Bornacoola’s answer to Tiger Woods, Micheal Mc Gowan at 086 2561023

Intermediate League
An understrength Intermediate team were comprehensively beaten by Annaduff on Saturday last in the league in Annaduff bringing their three game winning streak to an end.
The team was: Gerry Gearty, Gerald Moffatt, Conor Mc Cauley, John Reynolds, Daniel Canning, Richard Bohan, Jackie Conboy, Colm Farrell, Bobby Shanley, Feargal Howard, Brian Mallon, Niall Mc Gowan, Declan Shanley, Robert Moran and Aiden Reilly

Minor League Final
The Minor’s have given a series of impressive performances to reach this year’s league final. The game will take place on Friday against St Marys at 7pm. At the time of writing the venue has not been confirmed, but you can check the fixtures section of the paper for confirmation. A reminder to all on the panel that training takes place this evening (Wednesday) at 6.30pm. Best of luck to the lads as they search for the first piece of silverware of 2006.

Junior League
An improved performance from the Junior team against Eslin on Sunday came up just short as we fell to a 0-9 to 0-6 defeat having squandered a number of chances to claim victory.

U-14
The U-14 team began their campaign against Leitrim Gaels on Friday last and although they were beaten played some nice football in the process. The lads are in action again this Friday against St Caillins in Fenagh.